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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1911

Page

2

Oldest Private Bank Keeps Bridgeport Corner Spot

For forty five years the firm conducts business at Main and John Streets Bridgeport Conn. The bank bills itself as a long established private banker and depositary, handling on demand deposits and checks with three cent credit monthly. It invites individuals firms and corporations to open accounts and earn interest on funds left for any term, emphasizing personal business attention.

Main and John Streets Bridgeport Conn

Plumb Installed as Pastor at Plymouth Church

Rev. Maurice Raymond Plumb, a Bridgeport native and Yale Divinity School graduate, has begun pastoral work at Plymouth Congregational Church in Plymouth. He recently earned his BD and has held roles with Lowell House and several New England churches. He is engaged to Miss Emma B. Packer of Marshfield, Vermont.

Plymouth Plymouth Congregational Church Maurice Raymond Plumb Bridgeport Yale Divinity School Carleton College Northfield Minn Divinity School New Haven Plumb Lowell House Vermont Yale Harvard Cambridge Princeton Carleton Emma B. Packer Marshfield

Moran chosen as vice president and general manager

New Haven June 27 Southern New England Telephone company directors elected James T Moran to replace the late Henry H Sykes as general manager and continued to appoint him vice president Moran will hold both titles An accompanying dividend of 112 percent was declared payable July 15 First Non-Support Prisoner Brought Back After Case is Fought

New Haven Southern New England Telephone Company James T. Moran Henry H. Sykes Moran Sykes Andrew DeLieto New York Philip T. Smith Headquarters DeSieto Franklin Street DeLieto New York State Kapper Supreme Court

Eight Weeks With A Broken Back Boyle May Survive

New Haven reports Michael J. Boyle a contractor from 108 Dewitt Street who fell three stories May 2 at the Sheehan building on Little Orange Street and broke his back. After weeks of limited movement doctors see nerves regaining sensation and bedsense feel, signaling possible recovery. If he heals he will join a rare group of back broken survivors. The Nugget is sold in all cigar stores.

New Haven St. Raphael's Hospital Michael J. Boyle Dewitt Street Sheehan Little Orange Street Boyle

Suits for heavy damages against ex-Winsted warden

Papers served on former Warden E F Hitchcock in damages suits arising from a April automobile crash. Mrs Margaret Cahill of Torrington seeks 10000 for permanent injuries, her husband 1500 for loss of wife’s services. Hitchcock had been fined for reckless driving and his license revoked then returned.

United Press Winsted E. F. Hitchcock Margaret Cahill Torrington Cahill Hitchock

Cheney Brothers to Build $500000 Mill and Tenements

Cheney Brothers, Connecticut's largest silk manufacturers, are completing a new $500,000 mill in South Manchester. The firm already employs 4,500 workers and plans to erect fifty tenement houses to house those workers, a project expected to keep every carpenter in town busy for almost a year.

United Press South Manchester Cheney Brothers Connecticut

Donahue Replies To Magazine Writer Controversy over prison labor

Charles J. Donahue, jailer and head of the Connecticut State Federation of Labor, defends his stance at Hartford hearings on prison labor. He disputes Leavitt’s depiction, argues labeling of prison goods could be exploited to shift products across state lines, and emphasizes labor associations over individual writers. He condemns the Ameri can Magazine piece as inaccurate and urges readers to seek truth.

Charles J. Donahue Connecticut State Federation of Labor New Haven American Magazine Leagitt Hartford New York Massachusetts

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